Windows 7 - ATI HD 3650 problems

Hello,

I have a problem with my graphics card.

Its a ATI Sapphire HD 3650 512 DDR2

This is my motherboard:

ASUSTeK Computer Inc.

torrentg helped me out in this thread:

Install AGP Drivers for HD 3850, 3650, 2400 PRO

When following his instruction i was able to instal the ati driver, and it works fine. As long as i dont do anything. The aerotheme and everything works great, but as soon as i start doing something, doesnt matter what, it crashes, most of the times it repairs itselfe, but sometimes i get a bluescreen.

I have attached the dump files from the last 2 crashes.

Uninstall your AVG and see how it goes after. Do not just disable as that will not help.

Also, you can update your D-Link card driver:

mrv8k51 mrv8k51.sys Wed Jun 08 06:23:50 2005

And if nothing helps, as I said, it's an nForce2 board with very old drivers and incompatible CPU to AGP driver:

nvm60x32 nvm60x32.sys Sat Oct 07 00:30:59 2006
nvax nvax.sys Wed Apr 13 15:32:41 2005
nvmpu401 nvmpu401.sys Wed Apr 13 15:34:22 2005

I uninstalled avg, and the second after the pc restarted, it crashed again.

What do you mean by d-link?

Here is the dumpfile when he crashed after uninstalling avg.

For the network adapter driver shown. Update that. Check Marvell's site or D-Link's site for an update.

mrv8k51 mrv8k51.sys Wed Jun 08 06:23:50 2005

http://www.marvell.com/drivers/search.do

If only for Vista, then install like this:

Right click it in device manager. Update driver software. Browse. Let me pick. Have disk. Browse. Double click on the .inf. Hit ok. Hit next.

Ok im installing an update for network adapter.

But basicly my motherboard doesnt support my videocard?

Almost. The motherboard doesn't support using Vista or Windows 7. The video card will work fine in XP with the chipset drivers for that.

But see how it goes after the network adapter is installed anyway.

I installed the wronge ethernet driver before, i am at the point now, that i have to select which ethernet controller i have, but i have no idea. The nvidea controller is installed.

Where can i see which one it is? When i look on the site from asus, it doesnt say which one it is.

Not sure. I don't know which card you have. You could try pulling it out of the machine totally, then boot to Windows. See how it goes. (as a test)

If that doesn't help, in device manager, go to system devices. Right click on the CPU to AGP controller. Update driver software. Browse my computer. Let me pick.

Show us a screenshot of available choices there shown. You can use the paperclip to attach the screenshot to a post.

Is this still occurring?.